The document discusses Spanish pronouns for "you" and provides context for their appropriate uses. It explains that "tú" is used informally for friends and family, "usted" is used formally for those in positions of authority or strangers, "ustedes" is used plurally for groups both formally and informally, and "vosotros/vosotras" is only used in Spain for plural informal "you". Examples are given to illustrate the different pronouns.

1. The word “you”
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2. Tú
(singular/informal)
 Friend
 Family member
¿Qúe tal?
¿Cómo estás?
 Peer
 Person younger than you

3. Usted
(singular/formal)
 Teacher
 Principal
¿Cómo está usted?
 Boss
 Elderly person (grandparent)
 Person you don’t know well
 Someone you’d address with Sr./Sra./Srta.

4. Ustedes
(plural/formal or informal)
 “you all”
¿Cómo están ustedes?
 Used with group of people

5. Vosotros/Vosotras
(plural/informal)
 “you all” (with friends, peers, family)
 ONLY in Spain (España)
¿Qúe tal?
 Vosotros (all boys or mixture of boys/girls)
 Vosotras (all girls)

7. Examples
1. A friend at school
2. Your sister
3. Your teacher
4. An elderly couple you just met
5. The principal at your school
6. Two close friends (Latin America)
7. Two close female friends (Spain)
8. Two close male friends (Spain)